New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-16
THE NEW BRITISH COMBINE"
eor rrgcAL INTRIGUEs OF CHURCHILL AND
CHAMBERLAIN.
4 LAND BILL THAT MAY iNFLUkNCE HLAoiAoN'
Am CAUSE RECONSTRUCTION OF THE CAB
rSxr-HonRoRs OF THs CooLGRANEr
ley CABLE no the TRIBUNE I

Copyright; 1887, North american Cable Nsws 90.
LONDON. July 15.-Lord Randolph Churohiifs
speech Of last night. following on that u MI.
Chamberlain, has put tho Government into an
sxtrenely embarrassing position. Both these IN
teresting statesmen have been manufacturing
. tremendous intrigue for the past few weeks
Their idea, Is every body knows. is to form
what they call National party; IN other words
70 bring about combination which will necessi-
tate their inclusion In Q reorganized Ministry
They have been doing their best to damage the
prestige of tho Government exploiting their fe-
can't election defeats with this object and 80 fortn
The Lana bill has afforded them splendid oppor-
tuuity. Three-fourtbs Of Its provisions neitnei
landlords nor tensnts like and the remaining fourth
n not worth much. Lord kanG Golph accordingly
proceeded to rake it fore and aft
Liberal Union,sts from Ulster. whose con.
ailments don't like the bill, were put
In q serious difficulty after Lord Randolph
Churchilrs condemnation. They could not sup
port the bill it Stood and If they were foioeo "
onuose It it would mean defeaL for the Govern
msnt. The up,hot of this contretempts was
that the Government had to stand up
IN the person of Mr Goschen and announce that the
hill will be recast from top to bottom most OF Its
objectionable matter will be struck out and ma
ch,nery of some kind Tor the fixing of fair rent
IN view of the fall of prices will nave to
be included IN it In other words, the bill Is to 6e
made 10 resemble as closely possible Mr. Parnell
bill Of last autumn.
/ am afraid these details of lobby lntrigues
will not be very interesting Dut the
net effect of them is to discredit the
Government greatly, and shall not be surprised II
they turn out to have some effect on the numerous
pending elections and still less surprised II they
result in a reconstruction of the Cabinet
The newest feature of the irish situation Il
the convention which the members for the County
Cork have summoned to meet next week to con
slder the best means of defending the tenants
AGAINST the combination which the Cork Landlords
have lust made against them. Several estates II
Cork have adopted the Plan of Canpaga and the
Landlords of the county met the other day ant
guaranteed $4,000 to their brethren to enable
them TO carry on the fight The acton OF the
oBren, Is a course likely to be & To-.
lowed all over Ireland where the plar
has beeo adopted. 1t Is "a ,,p precau,lot pat1ano
taken in view of the suppression OF the Nationa
League when the Coercion Act begins to work.
have reason to know that the most striking lnt
OF sc,ion will be taAen BY the the. E1SlsL aSs,n
selves no fair-weather tren is A c0nfere1ce o
delegates from all the metropolitan Rajical ane
Liberal cuos has been cailei Tor WEDNESDAY mex I
10 decide upOn the best f0rm IN which they car
come 10 the help of Irish people during
the coming cnqis A. significant sympfoI
OF tl6 tone OF our Eng'lSu HH'IuS y"
oounected with this is the banquet which the Lio.
erai Members of Parliament are about To give az
the National Liberal Club next Wednesday 10 Mr
Parnell and the Irish party.
Ine CoOlgraniey eviction campaign, o.
which / warned you several weeks ago
in harharitv Bodyke aud even GeaDeigh. There
are p,euty of good lookers-on. however, In the
ehaue Of Engli b Members of Parliament, English
ladies' who have come over TO Ireland VIII
q message Of sympathy from the wone'
of Eng and. some Americans, Frenchmen
and even Germans, while very distinguished
Italian. Monsignor Persico. Papti Commissioned is
uuders aud. to 60 down to the evicilons io-mor
row. The day has gone by wnen the deeds OF Eng
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